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this is the power of autism -- true power, in its rawest form. an absolute impermeability to the demands of others, and single-minded focus on your god-given mission.

he typed at me for like a half hour at least -- back then he had 20k follows and i had 5k, so not a huge difference in terms of magnitude

email? this was a twitter DM. we were/still are mutuals. i wanted to hear from Kantbot The Person but I guess that Person is elsewhere or doesn't exist

i give it a C+. good effort but didn't address the core question.

Thoughts on Schutz's Phenomenology of the Social World and why it petered out. And he did give me an approximately 2 line answer of "the CIA didn't like it so they invented what we now see as sociology" but not very helpful.

I DM'd Kantbot once and he messaged me for about a half hour with some pre-packaged spiel about the government, media, etc. What I said was irrelevant. I assume he does this to everyone.

They're retards. Logo especially is an idiot.

Seconding America, it's what I always recommend. Great book, and hilarious.

ye the problem with Agamben's takes on COVID are that they refer all about restrictions on movement, i.e. positive forms of control over life, and not on the aspect that concerns most of the critics, which is the state's control over who gets to live and die. Ironically both are still...

Funny to see this thread, I picked up a Tangerine Dream CD last week called "Optical Race" completely at random. 1988 stuff, they made the entire thing on a computer, so it's pretty digital sounding, but that's what I like. Here's a track:

yea i saw, might snag one

or brits

god i wish i had a copy of this definitely agree. problem is that there's also plenty of stuff where i literally cannot find western equivalents that are any good, like mid-80s Hiroshi Sato. Find me something that sounds like this, I look forward to it: this is also what happened when City...

well, let's get some links then

@Corpsey check it https://dissensus.com/index.php?threads/16665/

too meta for me before noon, give it to me straight

the sound of one hand clapping, in a cathedral

did Britain get hit by a tsunami in 1984?

and what of the voice from the ocean that rises with grandest emotion? those musician fools got ahold of new tools and slathered the reverb like lotion.

It's not that weird, to us now, because everything is covered in reverb. But listen to 70s and early 80s recordings and they're dry and clean. wtf happened?